the max size or this is the kaiser report. you know, stacy, i was thinking about back and then 1980 the levers buyouts of those days. and the idea of going private, this law become germane to what we're speaking about. well, 50 years later. remember, we're heading right into the 50 year anniversary of the great reset of $971.00, which was the nixon shock when president nixon took the us off the gold center. he announced that late at night on a sunday night, august 15th august 16th we were off. right. so we're yet again starting another great reset, i believe. and in this reset, you'll own nothing and you'll be happy. they've already told us what it's going to be right for every for seller, there's a buyer, black rock. so this is a wall street journal article that i was referring to here. max under the eviction

band. many smaller landlords have struggled to collect their monthly rent checks and some have gone into forbearance on their mortgages. so we're extending yet again this more to our him, perhaps illegally the according to the supreme court. and, you know, a lot of the smaller landlords are not having a good time of it because obviously they haven't been paid for over 1415 months now . so they're defaulting on their mortgage. right, right. so to get back to my 1980 s analogy of the leverage buyouts and going private during that time it was jackson barnum, lambert, and michael milken and they kind of invented the original issue junk bond. and they terrorized boardrooms across america by tapping into the pension fund market and buying out companies that would quote go private, right? these are probably list the companies they would be go private, se, ron perlman and other corporate raiders. as they were known, we're out there gobbling up. so now flash forward in 2021. and here's black's down

. essentially taking americas real estate market private. and they're using similar accounting tricks and financial master nations in the form of the 0 percent interest rate available only to them. and then getting their government bodies to foreclose on property owners by concocting a scandal and a pandemic related policy nightmare. and in fact, the feeling like they did in the 2000 right. so prime crisis like they did post. hurricane katrina in the 9th ford in new orleans. they are the e let the wall street people and, and they steal everything. you mentioned black 7 and they are indeed a huge, private equity firm in the retail in the, you know, residential real estate market across the world in particular was pointing about black rock. black rock is also really getting big into they're the ones buying up 80000 homes at a time. at the moment. of course they are the recipient of

a lot of the largest of the federal government at the moment. they have not only former executives in the binding administration and advising the binding ministration, but they've been tasked with allocating a lot of the billions and tens of billions and hundreds of billions of dollars a funds that are flowing around all over the place. and so let's also go to the treasury department because this is another wound dog all of the past, 50 years of the place we find ourselves in during this great re set at this moment . and my, my question, by the way, max, before i get onto this headline, is, you know, how nixon announced on a sunday night that we were going off the gold standard. do you think it's going to be a sunday night that something dramatic happens as well? with perhaps we're introducing a, c, b, d, c, tomorrow morning everybody. you're going to have your own bank account and you know, a little fed account in which will deposit these free tokens for you. right,

well we saw that during the 2008 crisis, when layman was closing embarrassed, turns was collapsing, they got together over the weekend and they did their big announcement on the sunday night. remember, the helicopters are flying in the hamptons, and, you know, the big announcements are rolling out on a sunday night before markets open. but you know, since that time markets have become more global life and more leveraged and more hyper sensitive to information happening every 2nd of every day. 247365. and you have now the big coin market that never shuts off and shut in 12 years. so i don't know if they're going to be able to sneak the dead fish under the noses of the folks like they used to be able to. well, i think people are going to be extraordinarily happy to have free money deposited in their fed bank accounts. every normal, ordinary citizen is going to receive this is not the bank, the bank, of course for every 10000 they give you, they'll give them a 100000000000. so that's the way it works out. but it be something that i think

people will go crazy for i think the markets are going to spike. i think this sunday night announcement bite in shock. that might happen soon. i think that's going to be something that people will celebrate in the streets before it all collapses. but treasury department to invoke extraordinary measures of congress, mrs. debt ceiling deadline. this happens all the time. it's a non stop partisan show, you know, clown show of like we're not going to raise a debt sailing and all that. but the thing that stuck out to me about this, whether they mentioned that you know, this debt ceiling that is always an emergency. we're never going to make it, oh my god, we're going to default on our debt. well, the limits a facet of american politics over a century prevents the treasury from issuing new bonds to fund government activities. wants a certain level has reached that level reach $22.00 trillion dollars an august of 2019 and were suspended until last saturday. so 2 years ago. exactly. max, the new debt limit will include washington's additional borrowing since the summer

of 2019, the congressional budget office estimated in july that the new cap will likely come in just north of 28.5 trillion. so that 30 percent increase in the national debt into 2 years. exactly. right. well the problem of the death failing is that it forces them to admit what that number is. so like am 3 or am to which are the money supply numbers. once the numbers got so scary, they stop reporting them. similarly with the debt ceiling kabuki theater, that happens every couple of years. they're just going to get rid of it. now i want even announced that number, it'll be impossible to find what the debt american is, and i'll just say a number, the sign for infinity. that's it. that will be the number. and that's it, that they weren't that b m. well, we may literally be at the end here, but when we go out, we're all going to be billionaires. so it's good news and bad news that i'm

delivering here. you know, asteroid heading towards earth is filled with so much precious metal. it would make everyone on the planet a billionaire course. we're well, i'll be wiped out but we'll take it with that. so i'll do billionaires fun. it's very optimistic view on media or will bring a shower of gold all big bilbury from the media or that's i think that was the thinking of the dinosaurs at one point. true. i mean, we've covered this before, the nasa, launching a mission to study a nearby asteroid worth more than $10000.00 quadrillion dollars, which is said to contain so much precious metal that everyone on earth would be a billionaire. if it return and after discovering site, the 16 and march of $1852.00, which is when this acid was discovered, the 124 mile space fox will be the primary focus of nasa project was as targeted to

launch in august of 2022, the spacecraft would arrive 4 years later in early 2026. so going back to my last comment about a fund day night shock, like they're saying that it's going to come near us in august 2022 next year. and this time, next year, like they're prepping us for us all being billionaires in the meantime, they are going to print some c, b, c's. to make us all of us. there is a central bank digital currency. you'll see on a sunday night. they'll tell you joe bag a don't. it's out there. you're going to get a couple $1000.00 deposited every week into your bed account. right, well not, not all bad news because my are saying is i goldman sachs, the packaging the media or gold reserve collateralized obligation bond that they're selling to pension funds to the tune of many hundreds of millions of dollars in the event that the media does the planet earth, they won't have to pay off the bond if the media or mrs. earth,

then they will claim that they shorted the companies and the pension funds that were invested in these bonds to the extent that they net net would have still made money. so goldman sachs will still make money whether the media or hits planet earth or mrs planet, or this in particular that coming for us is an asteroid, not a meteor, but the asteroid is nestled between mars and jupiter, they say. and it is believed to be the remnants of poto planet destroyed by hidden, wrung collisions on the solar system formed. the thing i want to point out about this is of course we keep on seeing alien's asteroids. absolutely free money. no matter what, there's going to be some sort of emergency which will justify us all becoming billionaires. we're all going to be billionaires is all going to be that oprah mean, where she's like jeff, where she's handing out money to everybody. everybody gets a $1000000000.00. so there it seems like there's non stop chaos from the deepest

history of our solar planet. constantly being thrown at us, whether it's aliens, asteroids are absolutely free money and it's all coming for us on the 50th anniversary week of the nixon shock when the us went off the gold standard and we've had 50 years of non stop, absolutely free money, free credit printing free money, free money, free money for all. all right, yeah, well, it's all coming together. so you're suggesting that there's a cataclysmic cosmic brouhaha which is deteriorating. our species orientation with the universe as that's understood. and that we'd better by bitcoin because i what i'm hearing broo, ah, well, actually much you did say years ago when we 1st started making this show that the black hole of debt. so it makes sense that that black hole of debt and black holes pull in everything. right. so we're pulling in the aliens. i bet you these aliens

that are here. don't even want to be here. they know the doctor by this black hole like be kept in the black call of earth debt is pulling a store to earth. the stupidest planet in the galaxy now work. so rackets. that's no, no, they're increasing the ceiling. we're getting pretty vortex. going mar, gardens, right? well, you know, that's like, you know, the solar system can be a dangerous place. right . and then we build up the de la frothy air norms out there. and then, you know, apparently the universe smells like a cappuccino. scientists have told us that a lot a case you're stranded on a foreign galaxy and you smell a lot a that's by your local coffee shop. that's the smell of outer space. well, thankfully we're going to take a break in about 5 seconds. and when we come back,

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the me welcome back to the kaiser report time not to go to mit, fire sign in. scotland is of course of plan of policy dot com author. oh, book by the same title plan. a ponzi mich. welcome back. wonderful to be here. max . everybody doing well? yeah. everyone's doing great. now we got the 50th anniversary of the nixon shock. the good, the bad, the ugly, a 50 years of. we've seen it all. how do you,

how will you be commemorating the 50th anniversary match? will you play a celebratory round in the honor of president nixon? probably tricky. dicky. tricky. the tricky began the biggest odd scheme in history when he decided that currency basement and printing unlimited quantities of money would be good. because the debt now has gotten so far out of control that we are. we have no other options, but to see it. a precipitous decline in the us dollar. we've already declined substantially when we coupled from having the currency correlated to a tangible asset that that was the beginning of the end. and then in 1999. as we progressed when larry summers and bill clinton decided to allow change the regulations for the banking sector. so the derivative products became wildfire. we let children play the derivative toys,

they didn't understand. and that that is why everything has spiraled out of control . right now, we're in the mess that we've gotten into 50 years later while said now, stacy suggested in the 1st half that we might see another sunday night. surprising . that was what the press called this surprise announcement by nixon on a sunday night to close the gold window. she was speculating that this sunday night surprise might be the fed announcing a new global central bank, digital currency. your thoughts? well, i'm sure that they don't like bitcoin ensure that the central banks don't like a currency that they can't control, but they've already destroyed the value. if you go back to the 1913, which is coincidentally when the federal reserve 1st started, which is not a federal entity, it's not a bank, and it's no part of the federal government. it's owned by j. p. morgan and the member banks. goldman sachs and all the other banks. there's so the, the issue that we have here with digital currency controlled by central banks is,

which is what they want to do when they're trying to get rid of the $100.00 bill or the 500 dollar year. i know they don't want notes, the government wants the ability to have central planning so that if you're not a good apparant check, they can shut off your bank accounts. cut off your privileges, puts you in a mask and not let you do anything ever again. so will they announce that while the dollars declined since 1913 when the fed started about 98 percent. so it's only got 2 percent of its value left reserve currency historically going back to the beginning of time. only last about 100 years were at about $100.00 a little over a 100 years in the us dollar before that. as many people know who watch your program. sterling, the british currency, great british pounds, were the reserve currency before the dollar for over 300 years, which was an anomaly in history. now what we're seeing now is the bread and circuses that you traditionally see at the end of empire. when currency is totally

debased, that you had this happen in rome when they had silver based. and then they decided to sell all the precious metals that, that the currency was based on. and that's when we saw the fall of the roman empire or in a similar situation now, except it's worse much worse, because we've got trillions of dollars in that interest rates can never go up. because max, you're not going to leave this, but you can now or caper upon the steam. right? exactly. now going back a few years, there is a rumor that central banks that offer negative interest rates are the negative interest rates that come around. and people, scott, this idea you had you on the shower and you explained that it was well within possibility. then we saw negative rates and we saw the damage that negative rates can cause. and people said was just temporary. you were suggesting that now it could be more of a permanent basis. then there was

a conspiracy theory out there that we'd say negative rates it retail banking accounts. people would get money taken out of their accounts and people. so now on us, i can never going to happen. you are suggesting that it probably will happen and that it could become a protracted situation. ok, news, flash, germany, almost all the banks now that's gone negative savings, right? they're taking money right out of people's accounts, and every single bond on the german yield curve is negative interest rates. what's your comment? it's a program that i mentioned on your program 1st. it's called steel from savers. so what they want to do is a mystery. the proven favors out there and reward extreme risk by the bankers who continue. it's bailouts for 1000000000, and it's an endless cycle until this explodes, we have runaway inflation, which is probably around 20 percent. and they're telling people that there is no inflation. now when you look at real interest rates, max,

they've been negative for quite a while. although it might look like there's a small interest rate. when you look at the actual inflation rate and you look at the actual rates that they're paying, it's negative, it's real negative interest rates and the horizon and will be here for quite a while. and one of the, the most consequential reasons for this max is because, as you know, with debt has spiraled to close to $270.00 trillion dollars. and they just keep issuing more bonds, which they are monetizing, which is the worst possible thing and will end in hyper inflation. and i think people are talking about deflation. you might have temporary deflation, but you all eventually have hyper inflation. and the central banks are the root cause of this problem, and people need to wake up and realize that the same people keep going to the same people who created the problem for the solution. and that's never going to work out . people need to wake up and see that there's a massive problem with debt. corporate debt has never been higher valuations in

every market and every asset class or so over extended. it's more than $129.00. and the dot com era, 1999, and the bellows just keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger. you know, the next crisis, what they're going to do is blame it on a crypto attack or some kind of internet attack and say that it was a for an actor that didn't. that's why they need to need to take action against future attacks cyber attacks. so when people say they're just open landscape, the finances are in all over the world. they, they seek safe harbor. and so they rush into something that's been around for 3000 years that they know preserves, are purchasing power. and we should see skyrocketing right now, and that's gold, but gold is actually haven't. over the last 10 years is down 3 percent match. what

happened? actually gold gold has been at the precious metals complex. it's been manipulated by the bank of international settlements for last night. intervened in the markets again, they come in and they dump massive amounts. i mean, eventually, you'll see once we get above 1950 in gold, you'll see it take off and they'll be no offers. i mean, some of the pro precious metal complex is trading close to production costs. so it's the only actual asset class that's undervalued or fairly priced right now. it's actually cheap relative to what everything else is in the value ridiculous, absurd astronomic valuation is caused by asset class hyper inflation. thank you to the federal reserve, european central bank, the bank, and in the back of england by money printing. and they tell you that inflation is transitory. it's not, it's here to stay. inflation and inflation is around 20 percent. are lying about the numbers and they're just changing the preferences and the basket from which

they disingenuously. calculate their basis for inflation to historically the inflation numbers going back to paul volcker days when we saw inflation like we're saying today he jack rates up to 1415 percent. but the rates than the us are under 2 percent. and so how is that possible and what is, will we see rate? so i only go up match, i think is an exhaustion is vent will cause interest rates to rise. but that's when the u. s. is going to have the default on its debt. because when you, when they won't be able to, when interest rates rise, there's so much debt us always now, now that it will be impossible mathematically for them to repay. because the interest even a small amount, if it gets about 2 percent or 3 percent, will just be too much for them to service the just thing that they have. so they've got to come up with some 8 and switch idea or cyber attack or something co bid,

whatever they can blame it on. we're going to blame it on, but they're not going to say it was because of our bad policy. have you ever heard of titian or central banker admitted they've made a mistake? now, i mean, if you just look at the race and carpet crisis, the need to introduce something at, quote, warp speed, etc, is due to the very, very fragile nature of the global economy. that's over indebted, and so there wasn't the usual precautions and time taken to develop something that had been traditionally work. so we and we end up with something that is experimental. and that has to do with the world being and a lot of debt and that you can interrupt. apologies came, not only can't you can't taper upon this game much, but the velocity at which the tapering, i wish the ponds is being accelerated, right? as an accelerated positive game, that the only thing at warp speed is the amount of this part of the game growing and causing the instability all over every aspect of the economy. now,

your book plan of ponds, you kind of says it all really. i mean, this is the definitive text on this whole phenomenon. how long can the extension of the potential last year? you're looking for an exotic janice event to justify a radical policy maneuvers or a bond collapse. so in that at which, which comes 1st, a bond collapse, or the, or gold breaks free from the shackles of manipulation and start the trade and the more market value. well, i think we're going to use a look. it's impossible. it's all the top of the bubble, but i think which is our, this. tinderbox is, is a liquidity crisis, and i don't know which market is going to suffer from the liquidity crisis that might be stocked. and it might be e t, f, which we spoken about before. and after the devil's tool is that rightly said, so as a market goes up,

it's fine to buy an atm when markets try to liquidate all at once. you know, it's a basket of stocks, there's going to be no buyers. so when the buyers fall out, the fed can most 40 year old bankers today think the federal reserves job and all central bankers job is to keep markets point. keep the stock market higher, even janet y'all and thinks if that's what their job is and they can't do it anymore. they're out of bullets. so when you run out of bullets, you have a big problem. and you know, this is where we are. we're about at the end of the road. this autumn we're going to have some serious market declines. precipitous declines, and i think we haven't seen a correction always seen as a bull market for 12 years of this temporary emergency measures. but the fact if you look at the velocity money chart and to chart that i've showed it demonstrates every time they've come in and they put money in and pumped up the markets with this, they've just, it's nothing the bank held the money. it's gotten worse and worse and worse,

and in the lower right hand quadrant, you see where we are right now on this chart, the end you money velocity church. so it doesn't work. bend bernanke, he's thesis that this is going to trickle down and create aggregate demand doesn't work, but we keep going to the same people and they can't fix it. we need different ideas . we have to stop the group thing and we've got to get out of the bad bad get that we're in right now. right. while you're in scotland not far from edinburgh. we have about 15 seconds or so. will you be visiting the grave of, of the genius of modern economics adam smith now, i mean, i mean, i'm a nurse, i'm north in inverness right now. so we're pretty far from edinburgh. so i think i'll pass on that. that are not went there is totally on a vengeful, is overrated. alright manage. thanks so much. bring a kaiser report. make sure you guys all right, that's going to do for this edition of kaiser report with me. max kaiser and stacy herbert on a think, i guess mich fireside author of plan of ponzi until next time,

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